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LINSCHEID LIBRARY Safety in the Stacks: Developing Safety Procedures and Training in the Academic Library 2014 Oklahoma Library Association Annual Conference Chelsea Baker, MLIS Instructional Services Librarian Jolene Poore, MSHR Circulation Assistant

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Page 1: Safety in the Stacks: Developing Safety Procedures and Training in the Academic Library

LINSCHEID LIBRARYLINSCHEID LIBRARYSafety in the Stacks: Developing

Safety Procedures and Training in the

Academic Library

2014 Oklahoma Library Association Annual Conference

Chelsea Baker, MLIS

Instructional Services Librarian

Jolene Poore, MSHR

Circulation Assistant

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Headlines

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Back Page Situations

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Safety Culture

“…an amalgamation of values, standards, morals, and norms of

acceptable behavior…Safety culture has to be inherent in the thoughts

and actions of all the individuals at every level in an organization.”

(qtd. in Crutchfield and Roughton)

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Starting Point

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LINSCHEID LIBRARY• Documentation

– Patron Code of Conduct

– Designated Individuals

– Written Procedures

• Equipment– First Aid Kits

– Intercom System

– Security Cameras

– AED

• Training– Procedures

– Equipment

– First Aid

Evaluating Needs

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2

Low vs. High Impact

High Frequency/Low Impact

Low Frequency/ High Impact

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• What

– Define the situation

• Who

– The people/departments involved

• How

– Action steps to address the situation

Drafting Procedures

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LINSCHEID LIBRARYTypes of Incidents

– Theft

– Vandalism

– Medical emergency

– Suspicious behavior

– Physical behavior

– Verbal behavior

– Policy violations

– Other

Documenting Incidents

Information to Gather

– Date

– Time

– Description of Incident

– Location of Incident

– Name and/or description

of those involved

– Police Called?/Report #

– Officer Name & Badge

– Name of person

recording the incident

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Approval and Buy-In

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Training Full-Time Employees

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Safety Procedures

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Training Student Assistants

Rolling Out Training In Phases

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Training Student Assistants

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Training Student Assistants

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Creating a Safety Culture

holistic second nature

just right always evolving

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Questions

How do you

currently or how

can you create a

safety culture at

your library?

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LINSCHEID LIBRARYAmerican Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee. (2005, January 19). Guidelines for the

development of policies and procedures regarding user behavior and library usage. Retrieved from

http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=otherpolicies&Template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisp

lay.cfm&ContentID=13147

Crutchfield, N., & Roughton, J. (2014). Safety culture: An innovative leadership approach. Waltham, MA:

Butterworth-Heinemann.

Graham, W. (2012). The black belt librarian: Real-world safety & security. Chicago, IL: American Library

Association.

LLAMA BES Safety & Security of Library Buildings Committee. (2010, June 27). Library security guidelines

document. Retrieved from

http://www.ala.org/llama/sites/ala.org.llama/files/content/publications/LibrarySecurityGuide.pdf

Raffensperger, T. E. (2010). Safety and security in urban academic libraries: A risk assessment approach to

emergency preparedness. Urban Library Journal, 16(1). Retrieved from

http://ojs.gc.cuny.edu/index.php/urbanlibrary/index

Shuman, B. A. (1999). Library security and safety handbook: Prevention, policies and procedures. Chicago, IL:

American Library Association.

Smith, J. (2009, March). Sample disaster and emergency plan for Alabama public libraries. Retrieved from

http://webmini.apls.state.al.us/apls_web/apls/apls/docs/publications/Public%20Library%20Sample%20Dis

aster%20Plan%20March%202009%20edition.pdf

Wilkinson, F. C., & Lewis, L. K. (2008). Developing a safety training program. Library & Archival Security, 21, 77-

85.

References & Resources

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Virginia Tech Shooting Fair Use Stephen Crowley for The New York Times

Accused Gunman in Oakland Massacre Tells CBS 5 He’s ‘Deeply Sorry’ Fair Use CBS 5 San Francisco

No Bond for Man Suspected of Killing ECU Student Fair Use KOCO.com

AKNIU Memorial Public Domain Alex Kriegsmann/Cafebaro

First Degree Murder Charge Filed Against Duncan Teen in Christopher Lane’s Death Fair Use KOCO.com

Slide 3: Photos by Linscheid Library CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Slide 5: Two Heads are Better Than One CC BY-NC 2.0 Alice Bartlett

Slide 6: Català: Imatge de Pluja d‘Idees Public Domain Agripolare

Slide 7: Google Logo officially released on May 2010 Public Domain Google Inc

Slide 8: Risk Prioritization Matrix Cited in Raffensperger

Slide 9: Photo by Linscheid Library CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Slide 10: 3D Judges Gavel CC BY 2.0 Chris Potter for StockMonkeys.com

Slide 11: Approved in Red CC BY-SA 3.0 Majays31

Slide 12: Microsoft PowerPoint Clip Art

Slide 13: Red Carpet Public Domain Gustavorezende

Slide 14: Survivor Logo Fair Use CBS

Slide 15: Photos by Linscheid Library CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Slide 16:

Indian Yoga CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Lara Cerri

Goldilocks Runs from the Three Bears Public Domain Arthur Mee and Holland Thompson, eds. The Book of Knowledge (New York, NY: The Grolier Society, 1912). Courtesy of the private collection of Roy Winkelman

Yawning Tiger Cub II CC BY-ND 2.0 Tambako The Jaguar

Evolution Logo Wikimedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Johanna Pung for Wikimedia Deutschland

Slide 17: Day 087/365 CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Great Beyond

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